A character is mentioned once in the novel I published last year, and mentioned a second time in the one I published this summer. He then stars as the main antagonist in next year's novel. And I just realized that I screwed up with his name. Last year it was Aron, this year it was Peter.
I was initially going to solve the situation by just making Peter a different person, who appears briefly at the start of the third book, but both mentions make it clear that he is the son of the villain of the first book and apparent heir to the throne of a secret society.
I guess I COULD squeeze in a brother whom outsiders THOUGHT would be the new boss but wasn't. I don't want to, but I don't see what choice I have.
Advice?
I was initially going to solve the situation by just making Peter a different person, who appears briefly at the start of the third book, but both mentions make it clear that he is the son of the villain of the first book and apparent heir to the throne of a secret society.
I guess I COULD squeeze in a brother whom outsiders THOUGHT would be the new boss but wasn't. I don't want to, but I don't see what choice I have.
Advice?